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SCREW the surveyor....FORGET the test ride...THIS is how you test a
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http://www.toughboats.com/
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On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 18:40:32 -0500, wrote:

SCREW the surveyor....FORGET the test ride...THIS is how you test a
boat:

http://www.toughboats.com/

Notice what kind of engine is on that boat?

Heh, heh heh.
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On Jul 5, 4:40?pm, wrote:
SCREW the surveyor....FORGET the test ride...THIS is how you test a
boat:

http://www.toughboats.com/


Heck, I'm convinced. If I want to buy a boat to drag down the road
without benefit of a trailer, it will be Triumph.

Funny how they have 6-7 "test" videos, and not one of the tests
involves actual use of the boat in the water......

Every play Whiffle ball? One of those plastic baseball and bat combos?
Take a close look a a Roplene boat and draw your own conclusions. I
think it's a great way to build a cheap sailing dinghy, etc....but I'm
not yet sold on the concept for full size boats.

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Chuck Gould wrote:
On Jul 5, 4:40?pm, wrote:
SCREW the surveyor....FORGET the test ride...THIS is how you test a
boat:

http://www.toughboats.com/


Heck, I'm convinced. If I want to buy a boat to drag down the road
without benefit of a trailer, it will be Triumph.

Funny how they have 6-7 "test" videos, and not one of the tests
involves actual use of the boat in the water......

Every play Whiffle ball? One of those plastic baseball and bat combos?
Take a close look a a Roplene boat and draw your own conclusions. I
think it's a great way to build a cheap sailing dinghy, etc....but I'm
not yet sold on the concept for full size boats.


They have a ton of problems with warping in heat and they look like ****
after a year (the pick up scratchs very easy, just look at the bat
after it hits the plastic ball). The only plus I know of is they are
supposed to be cheap.
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Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Thu, 05 Jul 2007 18:40:32 -0500, wrote:

SCREW the surveyor....FORGET the test ride...THIS is how you test a
boat:

http://www.toughboats.com/

Notice what kind of engine is on that boat?

Heh, heh heh.



Crappy French motor for a crappy plastic boat? :}
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